This factsheet introduces the “Four Pillars Model of Health in All Policies (HiAP)”, developed by the World Health Organization. The model provides a structured framework to integrate health considerations into policies across sectors, aiming to improve health equity through collaboration. … Continue reading →
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Watch these video clips featuring Dr. Horacio Arruda, Assistant Deputy Minister for the Québec Ministry of Health and Social Services and the GNHiAP Chairperson, discussing three crucial topics regarding Health in All Policies (HiAP): Why should policy makers be interested … Continue reading →
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Below are 2 ressources of interest published by the World Health Organization (WHO): 1) Global mapping report on multisectoral actions to strengthen the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases and mental health conditions: experiences from around the world This report … Continue reading →
The WHO has just release Working Together for Equity and Healthier Populations: Sustainable Multisectoral Collaboration Based on Health in All Policies Approaches. This document provides practical guidance to support public health practitioners, civil servant, and decision makers in implementing and … Continue reading →
🇬🇧To consult this page in English, click here. Ce webinaire a fait partie des activités du Global Network for Health in All Policies (GNHiAP), un réseau mondial mené par plusieurs pays et dont la mission est de travailler avec diverses … Continue reading →
⚜️Pour consulter cette page en français, cliquez ici. This webinar was part of the activities of the Global Network for Health in All Policies (GNHiAP). The GNHiAP is a country-led initiative with a mission to work with various stakeholders to … Continue reading →
Our partners from South Australia recently published a review of evidence on intersectoral models to build healthy public policy. This review was led by Dr Joanne Flavel, Dr Helen van Eyk and Professor Fran Baum from the University of Adelaide … Continue reading →
RECORDING POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ADDITIONAL RESOURCES For more information on Australia’s PHPA, see: SA Health’s website Public Health Partner Authorities Frequently Asked Questions Information around SA’s overall approach to HiAP Indigenous PhD scholarships BACKGROUND This presentation was part of Global … Continue reading →